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bone pain, swelling, tenderness, warmth and restricted movement
In adults with chronic osteomyelitis, oral therapy of what may be perscribed?
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fluoroquinolone
, Most common sites of indirect entry in children
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distal femur, proximal tibia, humerus, and radius
Indirect entry of infecting agents is often related to
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blunt trauma
Health Hx asessment:
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bone trauma, open fx, puncture wounds, strep throat, bac. pneumonia,
tooth infection, skin infection, UTI, sinusitis
Complications of long term osteomyelitis include:
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septicemia, septic arthritis, pathologic fx, and amyloidosis